There’s no hiding from this misused word from a Yahoo! Music blog:
Cache (pronounced cash) is a hiding place or a computer’s storage buffer (hence the term cache memory). The word the writer wants is cachet, which is a mark or quality of distinction or individuality.
It’s the letter T. The letter that can turn a regimen into a regiment and cache into cachet. Yahoo! TV’s Primetime in No Time confuses the hiding place with a mark of distinction:
Also lost is the hyphen in long-term. And in an increasingly common omission, the comma before Paris is gone. When you’re addressing someone, even Ms. Hilton, set off the name with a comma or two.
